Emeryville Horror Story: A Local Frankenstein Legend
A UC Berkeley Medical student, a corpse, and an attempt to “reanimate” the dead with electricity in a rented Emeryville Warehouse. An E’ville urban legend
SI’s Vault unearths legendary E’ville stories of Dog Racing, Poker Rooms & Emery High’s Darnell Robinson
Sports Illustrated’s ‘Vault’ is an archive of articles curated by the editors of the legendary sports magazine that has been in circulation since 1954.
Townhouse Bartender Paul Harrington: Jasmine Creator, ‘Godfather’ of the West Coast Cocktail Renaissance
Most of us know of The Townhouse’s historic role as “City Hall East“ for the notorious ex-Chief of police John LaCoste. During this era
10 years later, North Oakland’s Your Black Muslim Bakery and the murder of Chauncey Bailey
Wednesday marked a somber anniversary that may have been lost on most newer Oakland and Emeryville residents. 10 years ago, on August 2, 2007,
‘East Bay Yesterday’ Podcast capturing and stoking interest in Local History
East Bay Yesterday, a podcast “about history, but it’s not stuck in the past,” emerged last year and has gained the curiosity and admiration of local history
Emeryville Historical Society Archive: Joseph Stickney Emery (1820 – 1909)
Emeryville Historical Society contributor Richard Ambro recently passed away at the age of 73. He resided in Emeryville’s Triangle neighborhood up until his sudden
The Last Emeryville Historians: A conversation with Emeryville Historical Society Co-founder Don Hausler
For a city so rich in history, I’m often perplexed why Emeryville’s History is so buried. We have no museum, historical places are often unmarked and
‘Weird Homes’ episode spotlights the West Oakland home of artist Mark Bulwinkle
His name is unforgettable, and so is his art. Mark Bulwinkle is the artist behind those whimsical steel plate silhouettes scattered around the East Bay Bridge Shopping
Bay Nature story details historic battle to preserve East Bay Shoreline
It’s easy to take for granted the Emeryville Shoreline and the beauty it brings to our city. We also take for granted the personal
